Events in winter:
packed with snow and fun.

A new neon work by Martin Creed, ‘Work No. 3485 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT’, will light up the façade of the Gstaad Palace from mid-December through to the end of February in a recurring collaboration with the leading international art gallery Hauser & Wirth.

Awarded the Turner Prize in 2001 for ‘Work 227: The lights going on and off’, Creed has become known for hugely varied work, which is by turns uncompromising, entertaining, shocking and beautiful. The Creed installation on the Gstaad Palace coincides with the presentation ‘Louise Bourgeois. The Heart Has Its Reasons’, available to experience at the exhibition space Tarmak22 in Gstaad and on hauserwirth.com from the 19 December 2020 until the 3 February 2021.

Martin Creed, Work No. 1086 EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT 2011, Installation view, Voorlinden Museum, Wassenaar, Netherlands, © Martin Creed. All Rights Reserved, DACS 2020 Photo: Antoine van Kaam

The Ferrari Portofino M, which features the legendary ‘M’ suffix, for Modificata, in its name, is the evolution of the Ferrari Portofino. The new Prancing Horse 2+ spider will be on exclusive display at the Gstaad Palace main entrance from 21 December to 21 February. We will celebrate this touch of summer in winter with an inspired dish, which can be tasted at the Grand Restaurant and a refreshing cocktail available at the Bar. A test driver will assist you in discovering more.

PHILLIPS PERPETUAL offers a boutique experience to clients for both the sale and purchase of fine and rare watches. The PERPETUAL collectionis curated by the PHILLIPS watches specialist team, and includes very rare and sought-after wristwatches from the most collectible brands, including Rolex, Patek Philippe, and Audemars Piguet, as well as a selection of high-end independent brands. Chosen for their excellent quality and provenance, the watches offered by PERPETUAL aim to please the most discerning collectors.

Opened in 2019 in PHILLIPS’ London headquarters, PERPETUAL extends its operations abroad for the first time to offer clients of the Gstaad Palace access to its collection. Make sure to drop by the boutique to see some of the world’s most exceptional wristwatches and meet their wonderful team to source your next timepiece.

Sold by Phillips, the present Patek Philippe Ref. 3940R-027 is thought to be one of only 5 pieces made in 2015 for the Grand exhibition at the Saatchi gallery. © Phillips Watches

On your marks, get set, go. Your favourite racetrack is ready and waiting for you – whether just for fun, a test drive, training or a race.

Prices vary by length. First come, first race with our Reception. Open from 9am – 10pm and for those 13 years old or older & over 155 cm tall.

Originally from Delhi, Ravi Bajaj has lived in Manchester since 1997. He used to cook for the guests of the world-famous Taj Hotel in Mumbai, now he is head chef in his own enterprise: With his innovative DILLI concept, he caused quite a stir in the Indian restaurant scene of Britain. For the past five years, Ravi Bajaj has been guest chef at the Gstaad Palace. While here, he usually offers three or four of his classic dishes, such as the tandoori chicken with its vibrant red colour that stems from saffron.

Ravi’s recipes have style. His classics come with a certain twist, a trace lighter, a trace more playful. Together with head chef Franz W. Faeh he offers Palace guests a delightfully exciting menu at our Grand Restaurant during the entire winter season – a treat for eyes and taste buds alike.

We offer a «Seafood Menu» every Sunday in February from 12.30 pm for lovers of seafood. You not only enjoy a delicious lunch in Le Grand Restaurant but the breathtaking view over the Swiss Alps too.

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